CM Punk On Art Of Wrestling

**Nark Order** · 11-30-2014, 12:58 PM

He defended himself several times before his firing to try to get a handle on the situation but the requests kept getting more unreasonable as time progressed. There came a point where he said he was done. That's one thing I'm not with Punk on here though. He keeps driving home the fact at he was fired. He was fired because there's no reason to have somebody on payroll if they refuse to work. That part is on him.

Everything that led to him getting fed up seems fairly legit. The medical stuff is inexcusable for a company that is now priding itself on performer safety and the political stuff still holds weight no matter how whiny you think he is. He was in the best position out of anybody in the last 10 years or so to be elevated to the top position and that can be backed up with financial evidence. No matter how whiny and self-serving he seems at points in the interview, he is absolutely correct. And it seems like he was minorly angry about the spotlight of being "the guy" but more angry that he and WWE missed out on a gigantic payday because of their incompetence. I'm with him.

11-30-2014, 12:58 PM	#11
Nark Order Soundly Defeated Wadding Posts: 40,590	He defended himself several times before his firing to try to get a handle on the situation but the requests kept getting more unreasonable as time progressed. There came a point where he said he was done. That's one thing I'm not with Punk on here though. He keeps driving home the fact at he was fired. He was fired because there's no reason to have somebody on payroll if they refuse to work. That part is on him. Everything that led to him getting fed up seems fairly legit. The medical stuff is inexcusable for a company that is now priding itself on performer safety and the political stuff still holds weight no matter how whiny you think he is. He was in the best position out of anybody in the last 10 years or so to be elevated to the top position and that can be backed up with financial evidence. No matter how whiny and self-serving he seems at points in the interview, he is absolutely correct. And it seems like he was minorly angry about the spotlight of being "the guy" but more angry that he and WWE missed out on a gigantic payday because of their incompetence. I'm with him.